The Agenda
What the valley votes on next
Every rezoning, use permit, variance and design review scheduled for a public hearing in the Las Vegas Valley — published before the vote, while public comment is still open. Most development coverage tells you what got approved. This page tells you what is about to be decided.
Last checked October 26, 2026 at 6:19 AM Pacific. We re-read every agenda each Monday morning.
Why this page exists. By the time a project shows up in the news, the decision is usually already made. Rezonings, use permits and variances are all decided in public meetings that are noticed in advance, on agendas that almost nobody outside the industry reads. Everything below is pulled from the official agenda documents and linked back to them. We do not predict outcomes and we do not editorialize in the listings — the staff recommendation is reported as written, and the commission is free to disagree with it.
No agendas are posted right now. All five commissions we track have already heard their most recent dockets, and none has published the next one yet. The next scheduled hearing is the Clark County Planning Commission on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Each body below shows its next scheduled date and the last agenda we were able to read.
This is an ordinary gap in the calendar, not a gap in our collection — we re-read all five sources every Monday morning and this page fills in as soon as an agenda lands.
City of Las Vegas
Planning Commission
Tuesday, November 10 · in 2 weeks · 6:00 PM
Council Chambers, 495 S. Main St.
The city posts a full agenda with staff recommendations ahead of each meeting. Recommendations are advisory; the commission votes and some items go on to City Council.
Nothing posted yet for this meeting. The most recent agenda we can see is for Tuesday, October 13, 2026, which has already been heard. Agendas usually appear a few days to two weeks ahead. We re-check every Monday morning, and this page will fill in as soon as the agenda lands.
To be heard: Speak in person at the meeting, or submit written comment to the Planning Department before it starts.
Clark County
Planning Commission
Tuesday, November 3 · in 8 days · 7:00 PM
Commission Chambers, 500 S. Grand Central Pkwy.
Covers unincorporated Clark County, which includes most of the Strip corridor. A briefing session is held earlier the same day.
Nothing posted yet for this meeting. Agendas usually appear a few days to two weeks ahead. We re-check every Monday morning, and this page will fill in as soon as the agenda lands.
To be heard: Public comment is taken on each item. Agendas are posted as a PDF a few days ahead.
Clark County
Zoning Commission
Wednesday, November 4 · in 9 days · 9:00 AM
Commission Chambers, 500 S. Grand Central Pkwy.
This is the busiest land-use body in the valley. It carries most of the county's zone changes, use permits, variances and design reviews.
Nothing posted yet for this meeting. Agendas usually appear a few days to two weeks ahead. We re-check every Monday morning, and this page will fill in as soon as the agenda lands.
To be heard: Public comment is taken on each item. Agendas are posted as a PDF a few days ahead.
City of Henderson
Planning Commission
Thursday, November 12 · in 2 weeks · 6:00 PM
Council Chambers, 240 S. Water St.
Henderson posts agendas and staff back-up material through its meetings page.
Nothing posted yet for this meeting. Agendas usually appear a few days to two weeks ahead. We re-check every Monday morning, and this page will fill in as soon as the agenda lands.
To be heard: Check the meetings page for the agenda and comment instructions for the specific date.
City of North Las Vegas
Planning Commission
Wednesday, November 11 · in 2 weeks · 5:30 PM
City Council Chambers, 2250 Las Vegas Blvd. N.
Regular meetings are held at 5:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month.
Nothing posted yet for this meeting. Agendas usually appear a few days to two weeks ahead. We re-check every Monday morning, and this page will fill in as soon as the agenda lands.
To be heard: Check the commission page for the agenda and comment instructions for the specific date.
Reader's guide
How to actually be heard
Public comment is not a formality. Commissions routinely add conditions, continue items or send them back after hearing from neighbours, and an item with no opposition on the record is far more likely to pass as submitted. Four things worth knowing:
Find your item early
Agendas are posted days ahead, not hours. Once an item is heard, the window has closed — the next stop is an appeal, which is slower and harder.
Read the staff report, not just the agenda line
The recommendation and its conditions are where the substance is. The agenda tells you what is asked; the report tells you what staff thinks of it and why.
Written comment counts
If you cannot attend, most bodies accept written comment before the meeting and enter it into the record. Reference the case number.
Be specific about impact
Traffic, drainage, height, hours, access. Concrete, local and factual lands better than general objection.
Procedures differ by jurisdiction and change. Confirm the current comment rules on the official agenda for your meeting — every section above links to it.
What these requests actually mean
How we build this page
Clark County meeting records come from the county's own legislative calendar system, which publishes each meeting along with a direct link to the official agenda document. Items are read from that document. City of Las Vegas items come from the city's published agenda page. Henderson and North Las Vegas do not publish a machine-readable feed, so we report the next scheduled meeting from each city's published cadence and link you to the agenda source.
A note on staff recommendations. Clark County agendas list the request but not the planner's recommendation, which is published separately in the staff report for each case. Where an agenda does state a recommendation we show it on the item; where it does not, we leave it off rather than guess. The staff report is the document to read before a hearing, and it is reachable from the case number on the county's meeting page.
A note on items marked “Planning Commission already acted.” Some cases reach the Zoning Commission after the Planning Commission has voted, and the agenda records that earlier vote as “PC Action – Approved” or “Adopted.” That is a completed decision by a different body, not a staff recommendation and not an indication of how the Zoning Commission will rule. We label it as history and nothing more. The deciding body still has to take its own vote, and it is free to disagree.
Three rules we hold to. We publish only items that carry a case number, so procedural business does not pad the count. We never present a meeting that has already happened as upcoming. And when a source cannot be read, we say so on the page instead of quietly showing an empty list — an empty agenda and a failed collection are very different things, and you deserve to know which one you are looking at.
Everything here is a summary of a public document, and the document governs. Case numbers and links are provided so you can check us. If we have a detail wrong, tell us and we will correct it and note the correction.
Primary sources: Clark County meeting calendar · City of Las Vegas upcoming agenda items · Henderson Planning Commission meetings · North Las Vegas Planning Commission
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